The eternity with the Al-Hallaj

Book name: Immortality at Al-Hallaj Author: Abdulqader Al-Nafat Publisher: Nineveh Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 271 About the book: Returning to the study of Al-Hallaj does not represent falling into the arms of the past and isolation from reality, but rather reviving the heritage and searching for the sources of strength within it and mechanisms of success and continuity. It is also a serious effort to restore concepts to their proper place, balance to justice, and truth to its people. - The concept of immortality at Al-Hallaj has not received a dedicated study, and all that has been presented was in the context of references, passing observations, or brief mentions. The subject has not been addressed seriously and deeply, nor has there been focus on any specific part of it, such as temporal immortality, despite its great importance not only in Sufi thought but also in philosophical and human thought. - The study of the problematic is a genuine serious attempt to understand how the Arab and Islamic world, as well as the European world, accepted Al-Hallaj in an era of civilization, progress, and technology, and to grasp the extent of influence of his philosophy, ideas, and tragedy.